Great Art Explained: The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci
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Thank you for doing these! My wife is an art teacher, and I watch these videos so I can talk to her about her work. Edit :Thank you for all like likes!
I cannot say how much these videos are appreciated, so many history channels cover the broader picture themes, wars, economics, sciences.. but the arts are an equal part of human experience & history that deserve the quality you always present them in! Always looking forward to the next
My Patreon link is here: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=53686503 or if you prefer a one-off donation - https://paypal.me/GreatArtExplained?country.x=GB&locale.x=en_GB Alternatively, every video has a "thanks" button under it- Otherwise please leave a comment - I really appreciate any support! - best, James
I’ve seen the Last Supper in person, and at this point I’ve probably read close to three dozen books about da Vinci, including one specifically about this mural. Still, your video managed to teach me some new things. Thank you.
This channel is one of the crowning jewels of YouTube
This is the best essay video about the Last Supper that I've seen.. you not only covered its concept and method it was done but also the context in how it was made.. the meticulous thought and detail of the composition, mastery of light and perspective, the alignment of art and mathematics.. utterly beautiful! I wish I had an art history professor like you when we were learning about these great pieces.
I can’t get over the production value, articulate script, historical depth, and artistic insight your videos always give. You help me appreciate the historical and technical context of visual art in a way I have never been able to. Some paintings are so ubiquitous (like The Last Supper) that they become almost a rote cliche, but your videos breathe a whole new life into images I’ve seen a million times but haven’t known how to appreciate.
Thank you for not using a stupid AI voice over, there is no human connection with it, no emphasis, no emotion...so thank you 🙏
I saw the Last Supper in Milan, in 1968, when I was 16 yrs old. The painting was alive. The moment it depicted was perfectly discernable. I will never forget the impact of being in the same room with it. And I am not at all religious. Thank you for a superb and thoughtful analysis of this masterpiece.
When I was a little child I saw this and thought, “oh, who’s that lady?”.
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Top Comments (10)
Thank you for doing these! My wife is an art teacher, and I watch these videos so I can talk to her about her work. Edit :Thank you for all like likes!
I cannot say how much these videos are appreciated, so many history channels cover the broader picture themes, wars, economics, sciences.. but the arts are an equal part of human experience & history that deserve the quality you always present them in! Always looking forward to the next
My Patreon link is here: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=53686503 or if you prefer a one-off donation - https://paypal.me/GreatArtExplained?country.x=GB&locale.x=en_GB Alternatively, every video has a "thanks" button under it- Otherwise please leave a comment - I really appreciate any support! - best, James
I’ve seen the Last Supper in person, and at this point I’ve probably read close to three dozen books about da Vinci, including one specifically about this mural. Still, your video managed to teach me some new things. Thank you.
This channel is one of the crowning jewels of YouTube
This is the best essay video about the Last Supper that I've seen.. you not only covered its concept and method it was done but also the context in how it was made.. the meticulous thought and detail of the composition, mastery of light and perspective, the alignment of art and mathematics.. utterly beautiful! I wish I had an art history professor like you when we were learning about these great pieces.
I can’t get over the production value, articulate script, historical depth, and artistic insight your videos always give. You help me appreciate the historical and technical context of visual art in a way I have never been able to. Some paintings are so ubiquitous (like The Last Supper) that they become almost a rote cliche, but your videos breathe a whole new life into images I’ve seen a million times but haven’t known how to appreciate.
Thank you for not using a stupid AI voice over, there is no human connection with it, no emphasis, no emotion...so thank you 🙏
I saw the Last Supper in Milan, in 1968, when I was 16 yrs old. The painting was alive. The moment it depicted was perfectly discernable. I will never forget the impact of being in the same room with it. And I am not at all religious. Thank you for a superb and thoughtful analysis of this masterpiece.
When I was a little child I saw this and thought, “oh, who’s that lady?”.